LiteBar is a digital commodity reared out of Litecoin. Similar to Litecoin, LiteBar is a open-source, uses p2p technology in order to function without any central authority, and relies on Scrypt algorithm as Proof of Work (POW).LiteBar can be stored as a precious metal, used like an interest bearing account, or even exchanged as a global currency.Moreover, Litbar was specifically designed to appreciate in value over time.

I would like to see a complete road map too but for now, I'm just trying to get it back up and running.

so far, there is a web site, and this new thread.I found the source code for Litebar and will be working on that in the day or two to get an updated wallet ready for download.

Here are my plans so far:1) Get an updated wallet - both github source for linux, and a windows-qt wallet for download.

2) Once wallets can connect, and have at least 4 connections - for 24 hours, I will submit the bar for listing at Cryptopia

3) ask people to vote at Cryptopia to get it listed. It will cost 5,000,000 DOTs for automatic listing.

If Litebar can do that, then the plans will be to continue with the wallet upgrades, and see about getting donations to cover the cost of a dedicated node (includes block browser) at http://cryptocoinexplorer.com/This is where Litebar's big brother Bitbar has his it's $330 a year

I was a little vague about the PoS.It would be like Bitbar - 5% yearly

I just don't understand these coins with such high PoS payout.I mean, if a coin will self-generate massive amounts of coins, then why buy them ??Sure, you have to get some at first - but then what?With everybody staking and getting huge returns, how are you going to sell them when everybody else is staking and making huge returns.I just don't get it.

I think a 5% interest gain makes it worthwhile to hold your wealth for long term, but doesn't cause a gluttony of 'free' coins in the market to lower it's value.

It only cost 0.1 ($40) to get listed on Yobit, not much if your really dedicated to getting this coin relaunched. Yobit is a really good level entry point for coins. Coins can get some serious volume on there.

It only cost 0.1 ($40) to get listed on Yobit, not much if your really dedicated to getting this coin relaunched. Yobit is a really good level entry point for coins. Coins can get some serious volume on there.

I agree, Yobit is an excellent starting point.Are you going to get the old wallet working so people can trade their old coins, If so then Yobit is a much better idea than Cryptopia, it could take ages to vote it up and it might never make it up 0.1 BTC is nothing if you are holding alot of coins already. it would give you instant access to trading them.

It only cost 0.1 ($40) to get listed on Yobit, not much if your really dedicated to getting this coin relaunched. Yobit is a really good level entry point for coins. Coins can get some serious volume on there.

I agree, Yobit is an excellent starting point.Are you going to get the old wallet working so people can trade their old coins, If so then Yobit is a much better idea than Cryptopia, it could take ages to vote it up and it might never make it up 0.1 BTC is nothing if you are holding alot of coins already. it would give you instant access to trading them.

Yes.The plan is to get the old wallet working - so I will definitely need people with wallets to stay in touch so we can get as much of the chain as possible.Coinmarketcap has data on litebar up to Jan 4,2016 - so this looks promising

Thanks for the suggestion about Yobit, I never heard of it.I registered there and will be adding Bitbar later today, and litebar when possible.

The nice thing about Cryptopia is they make mining pools and block explorers for for most of the coins listed there.

It only cost 0.1 ($40) to get listed on Yobit, not much if your really dedicated to getting this coin relaunched. Yobit is a really good level entry point for coins. Coins can get some serious volume on there.

I agree, Yobit is an excellent starting point.Are you going to get the old wallet working so people can trade their old coins, If so then Yobit is a much better idea than Cryptopia, it could take ages to vote it up and it might never make it up 0.1 BTC is nothing if you are holding alot of coins already. it would give you instant access to trading them.

Yes.The plan is to get the old wallet working - so I will definitely need people with wallets to stay in touch so we can get as much of the chain as possible.Coinmarketcap has data on litebar up to Jan 4,2016 - so this looks promising

Thanks for the suggestion about Yobit, I never heard of it.I registered there and will be adding Bitbar later today, and litebar when possible.

The nice thing about Cryptopia is they make mining pools and block explorers for for most of the coins listed there.

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Absolutely 0% premine.Good luck, Approved

And coins stuck on Cryptsy. As their wallet has been offline for at least a year and now the whole site is pretty much offline. Lowering the total coins. Note: I have no idea how many coins cryptsy has.